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susie123

09-02-2013 14:30

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1041274)

Love cheese hate soaps, don't even know who you're on about, chew on mine watching a decent documentary with a beer in my hand and celebrate the reason I was forced to watch soaps left years ago, (the years I spent watching carp just to keep her happy and she had the nerve to say we don't talk anymore!).

Don't like soapy cheese then Less? My dad always used to call Cheddar "soapy" cos of the texture I think.

DaveinGermany

09-02-2013 14:44

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 1041284)

Don't like soapy cheese then Less? My dad always used to call Cheddar "soapy" cos of the texture I think.

Or Cheesy soaps for that matter !:rolleyes:

Less	09-02-2013 14:51

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1041292)

Or Cheesy soaps for that matter !:rolleyes:

Folk call me cynical, I'm also accused of having no romance in any part of my body, but, if I overheard a real woman that proclaimed I never watch soaps, I would fall head over heels in love.
:o

ossy kid

10-02-2013 01:57

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Had cheese and egg for me lunch yesterday. I put the cheese, sliced, around the edge of a 6" dish and then crack a couple of eggs in the middle, bake it in the oven 'till the cheese is a bit crispy round the edges. A couple of slices of bread and butter and a pot of tea, I'm easy pleased.

Restless

10-02-2013 02:05

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1041278)

cheese to chocolate:D

I have a friend that likes to put irish mature cheddar(he says no other cheese works) on top of choc digestive biscuits

yerself

10-02-2013 08:18

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Here's Cheese and Egg, on the right at the back. Who can remember 'The Dustbinmen' ?

http://static.commercialmotor.com/bi...tbin%20men.jpg

jaysay

10-02-2013 08:54

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 1041396)

Here's Cheese and Egg, on the right at the back. Who can remember 'The Dustbinmen' ?

http://static.commercialmotor.com/bi...tbin%20men.jpg

Remember it well, I think that was the program where one of um was a Man City supporter, the one bottom right by the looks of it, who put his wages on City to win 29-0 every week:Dthe guy at the back on the left was in are you being served too

accyman

10-02-2013 12:41

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 1041396)

Here's Cheese and Egg, on the right at the back. Who can remember 'The Dustbinmen' ?

http://static.commercialmotor.com/bi...tbin%20men.jpg

i do recall a song called "my old mans a dustman" is that them?And for the even younger folks thats what a dustman looked like before they got hydrolic lifts,high viz jackets and a new title of refuse collectors.

yerself

10-02-2013 16:26

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Originally Posted by accyman

i do recall a song called "my old mans a dustman"

Lonnie Donegan - My Old Man's a Dustman - YouTube

There's your song. It was at least ten years earlier than the series 'The Dustbinmen'.

jaysay

10-02-2013 17:34

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 1041500)

Lonnie Donegan - My Old Man's a Dustman - YouTube

There's your song. It was at least ten years earlier than the series 'The Dustbinmen'.

Twas in the fifties that yerself, the dustbinmen was in the late seventies I think

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